The Office Season 5 thread

[homer]

I liked Andy stepping in the manure in the kitchen.

[NeedMoreFans]

That was actually my favorite episode this season. I liked how a lot of things stayed in the office. Part of me, however, wishes Dwight would have been in the office for the whole debate. I really loved the opening part, and Kevin's short part was great.

[And That]

My favorite bit was Mose bouncing the ball off of Andy's head after they quit playing catch.

 

Pretty funny episode.

[Godspeed]

I loved Flirty Pam:

 

There's that ass! Aww, don't take it away!

[BrewCrewForever]

Man, I missed the episode on Thursday since I was oddly enough out at an office Christmas party. Just watched it online and man what a great episode.

 

"Your the silent killer."

 

Also loved Andy and Moes palying catch from like a couple of feet away and then Moes nails him in the head.

 

And the final scene with Jim and Pam was classic Jim.

[Gobias Industries]

I loved Flirty Pam:

 

There's that ass! Aww, don't take it away!

+1.

 

That would be inappropriate for a "crazy" character like Michael to say, and hearing it from Pam was hilarious.

 

Was Michael sprinkling sugar in his Diet Cola?

[jjfanec]

Was Michael sprinkling sugar in his Diet Cola?

Yes he was. That was great subtle humor right there. This really was one of the, if not the best episode of the season. My favorite part as mentioned by someone else was when Andy stepped in manure in the kitchen. That was classic.

[OglivieHomePerm]

Lots of "uncomfortable" humor in last night's episode...what with the intervention and Phyllis "outing" Dwight and Angela.

 

The Laugh out Loud moment for me came when Michael dragged Merideth into the rehab center, and told the receptionist that he had a "deposit".

[Patrick425]

The funniest part for me was when Kevin explained how Meredith's alcoholism "affected" him when she gave him movie tickets because she was to drunk to use them.

[Chio151]

Funny episode. I really loved the wrapping of Dwight's desk. The pranks never get old.

 

The look on Dwight's face when he and Angela were 'outed' was also priceless.

 

 

I think I'm going to have a Moroccan Christmas this year.

[Fatter than Joey]

"They don't give out black-belts for stupid things"

 

Andy is quickly becoming my favorite character.

[valpocrewsader]

One of the least funny episodes in the history of the show.

[brettac1]

At least the Nard Dog killed on the sitar, as you would expect.

[Dmiles23]

I agree. I thought this episode was GREAT!! I laughed out loud multiple times.

[And That]

Great episode.

 

"Is there something wrong with the doll?"

"No... it's... even better than the one I wanted."

[homer]

I didn't find Dwight's lines funny at all - his cheshire grin was funny though. Angela had one line that made me crack up - something about "anti Christmas as France."

[colbyjack]

After being critical of this season a few weeks ago, I must say each of the last three shows have been quite good.

[Glennron]

When Andy was introduced a couple years ago I never actually though I'd end up feeling sorry for him.

[DougJones43]

Once again, Creed steals the episode with a single line.

 

Jim: "You'll need to get a permit."

Dwight: "True, that will take a couple weeks."

Creed: "I can get you one in under an hour."

[brettac1]

I think when he was smoking the hookah was hilarious, too.

[BrewCrewForever]

Great episode.

 

"Is there something wrong with the doll?"

"No... it's... even better than the one I wanted."

That was just classic. Great episode, one of my favorites of the season. This was on par with season 2's Christmas episode.

[valpocrewsader]

Once again, Creed steals the episode with a single line.

 

Jim: "You'll need to get a permit."

Dwight: "True, that will take a couple weeks."

Creed: "I can get you one in under an hour."

Really? Haven't they used a variation of that joke about 50 billion times by now? I think the writers totally phoned it in on this episode. A boring, predictable, and unimaginiative episode. Looks like I'm the only one.

[DougJones43]

Really? Haven't they used a variation of that joke about 50 billion times by now?

Perhaps. I still get a kick out of Creed's shadiness though.

[BrewCrewForever]

Yeah Creed's shadiness toward everything doesn't get old to me either. Love it.

[sbrylski]

I think Dwight's line was the funniest of that exchange. With Jim just toying with him and Dwight taking it seriously.